Happy PINK Saturday everyone! Well, since everyone is celebrating Christmas in July I thought I would show you a little PINK Christmas! This is my little pink Christmas tree. It sits on top of an old dresser in the foyer. During Christmas it is decorated in all white and gold, with snowflakes and icicles.
After Christmas I take off all the gold and just leave the white snowflakes and icicles on till Valentine's Day then I switch over to red and pink hearts. But I love decorating this little tree for Easter the best, then it is festooned in little straw baskets and hats, wooden eggs and bunnies and all things Spring! By the time Memorial Day rolls around, this little tree has gone back into the box till Christmas.
My next little bit of PINK Christmas is this little display in the Sunroom. I love these trees, they are so glittery and festive, I almost wish I could leave them out year round, lol!
The trees are actually pretty tall as you can see in this next picture!
Please stop by and see Ms Beverly at How Sweet the Sound, our host for Pink Saturday!
And now for Saturdays in the Garden which also happens to be PINK!
This Disco Belle Hibiscus is planted next to the pond.
I love the flowers, they are so huge as you can see from the yardstick!
OH, what a lovely little pink tree! I can just imagine how you decorate it for winter and spring holidays! Very beautiful. Happy Pink Saturday!
ReplyDeleteI love your pink Christmas tree! And the hibiscus is gorgeous. Have a wonderful weekend!
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Claudia
Hi NanE,
ReplyDeleteI LOVE your little pink Christmas tree! Many are celebrating Christmas in July and normally I would be too but I'm expecting my son and his family home next week so I'm busy preparing for their arrival. Thanks for sharing your pinks and Happy Pink weekend.
Blessings,
Sandi
Just what I needed to see! Christmas in July PINK! YUMMY! Thank you for sharing my friend. The hibiscus is beautiful, too! LOVELY!
ReplyDeleteHappy Pink Saturday~
Rebecca
Hi,
ReplyDeleteHappy Pink Christmas Saturday! I love the idea of your pink tree being decorated thru out the year. What fun! I lived in Australia for a while and there was a little town outside of Sidney that celebrated Christmas in July. The whole town participated. It was just so amazing to drive and see all the ornaments in the streets and in stores and restaurants. My children were 3 and 5 then and it really confused them LOL. Thanks for sharing.
Anne-Marie
What a lovely tree on which to display your pretties! It's hot here today too. The perfect day to stay in and visit my Pink Saturday friends!
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I just love your pink tree!!
ReplyDeleteI have one too that I use for Easter!! Please stop by and then click on the link to my Christmas blog to see my 12 Christmas trees!!
Debbie
I have a pink tree that looks similar!
ReplyDeleteThe pink tree..reminds me of the real pink tree that my mom had flocked when I was 4..it was all the rage to have a colored tree.
ReplyDeleteMay I ask where you found your darling tree?
I love those kind of Hibiscus..down here in the south..they flourish soooo well!!
Cindy from Rick-Rack and Gingham
Hi NanE,
ReplyDeleteI love, love, love your pink Christmas tree.....love decorating with pinks at Christmas...I did some pink bottle brush trees last Christmas.
Happy PS!
xojanis
I love the pink Christmas tree, and what a good ideal to decorate it for the different occasions!!! I wanted to thank you for visiting me for my first Pink Saturday post, and for your sweet comments! Happy Pink Saturday~~~ Daphne
ReplyDeleteWhat an amazing flower. Wow! So pretty. Loved your tree too. Have a great Pink Saturday.
ReplyDeleteOh Nan, just thinking about Christmas made me feel cool all over (despite the HEAT lol). Love love love pink and green! To answer your question about Bijoux...she is called a Teddy Bear - ½ Bichon Frise & ½ Shih Tzu (not a silly question ☺). Licks & Wags, Niki
ReplyDeleteNan, I love the pink tree, & that you redecorate for other season. Cute idea!
ReplyDeleteHave a lovely PINK weekend ~
TTFN ~Hugs, Marydon
Cute, cute, cute, one can never have too many Christmas trees-enjoy!
ReplyDeleteHAPPY PINK SATURDAY NanE,
ReplyDeleteI KEEP LOOSING MY POST TO YOU SO
THE TREES ARE STUNNING
THE HIBISCUS IS STUNNING
FREEBIE FRIDAY IS AWESOME
HUGS
SIMPLY DEBBIE
For Cindy and others that might be wondering, I bought the little pink tree at Kohls about 3 years ago, however; they usually have them every year so keep your eyes peeled!
ReplyDeleteThe Pink and Green sparkly trees I bought at Marshalls the year before last and they had them again last year too. Hope this helps, hugs Nan
Happy Pink Saturday,thank you for the Pink Inspiration.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful PINKS and the loveliest of all to me is the glorious hibiscus! Thanks for sharing...I've signed on to follow your sweet blog!
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Whatever you paid for that pink tree, it was definitely money well spent! What a great idea to use it for Xmas, Valentine's Day and Easter. I'm on the lookout now for a little pink tree for me!
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Carol
I had no idea hibiscus could grow so HUGE!!!
ReplyDeleteHappy Pink Saturday!!!
hugs,
Neinah
p.s thanks for dropping by my blog:)
Lovely pinkies.
ReplyDeletethank you for sharing NanE.
Happy PS belated.
Have a lovely week.
" Regina "
Thank you for visiting me on Pink Saturday. Here it is Monday evening, and I'm still making the Pink Saturday rounds. (I had a bad computer virus Sunday, so I didn't get a chance to visit until today).
ReplyDeleteI love your trees. My favorite color combination is pink, green, and white, so those are right up my alley.
Have a lovely week,
Patti (Fill My Cup with Beauty)
Hello! Just found your lovely blog through Connie of Living Beautifully! I love how you have transformed the swing! Such a cute print with happy colors!
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